Winchester's Evening Star headline and staff info, 1967
A fragmented newspaper masthead from September 15 1967 lists the Winchester Evening Star editors and department heads and provides subscription rates and phone numbers for News and Advertising. The issue date is Friday September 15 1967.
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Winchester
Star
Jack FP. Davis
Robert F. Rose
Eugene P. Miller
Douglas B. O'Connell
Nat'l Rep
Bottinelli and Gallagher, Inc
East 41St St
New York
N.Y
Jet powered train eyed for 600 mile per hour travel
Japan hosts jet propulsion tests by Prof Kyunojo Ozawa aiming for a 700 foot train between Tokyo and Osaka in 35 minutes. Current trials reach 125 mph bullet trains and faster experiments may ease future urban congestion though challenges remain for safe mass adoption.
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Japan
Kyunojo Ozawa
Meijo University
Tokyo
Osaka
Ozawa
Fake Hallucinogen ''68'' Prompts FDA Test and Teeth Rot
A new drug called 68 appeared on the U.S. market causing early uproar in hippy circles. FDA found it to be no more than concentrated peppermint oil and warned it would rot teeth. Researchers note expectations can influence perceived effects in drug trials.
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U.S. Food and Drug Administration
FDA
Ottawa Stamps So Drab They Colorless the Year
Colorless Stamps Canada notes a dull, single color Ottawa Christmas stamp. The piece mocks Canada’s postage for lacking color and vitality while contrasting with brighter centennial issues by famed Canadian artists. It suggests Canada should not expand stamp production and cites the U.S. as a counterexample of colorful stamps.
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Canada
Ottawa Postal Boys
Dullsville
Ottawa
U.S
Back to the Volga and Stalingrad defense noted in 1917
The article recalls World War I era actions with Russian defenders under heavy bombing while holding hill positions above Stalingrad. It also reports local notices: Lee N. Whitacre named Clerk of Frederick County Circuit Court succeeding Julian Baker after 19 years in county revenue, a Winchester parade plan for drafted men, Aircraft Production Board pursuing an American battleplane, and Jacob L Crisman buying Sartelle property at Market and Leicester Streets.
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Volga
Stalingrad
Julian Baker
Frederick County
Friendship Fire Co
Eagles
Aircraft Production Board
Jacob L. Crisman
Kernstown
Harry M. Sartelle
Sartelle
Market and
Leicester Sts
Daily Meditation By Earl L. Douglas on New Frontiers
The piece argues against the defeatist view of no new frontiers. It asserts frontiers exist everywhere including chemical labs, airplane plants, electronics, television, and academia. It urges youth to pursue new frontiers rather than accept stagnation and labels dismissive critics as shallow thinkers.
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Mississippi
Johnson acts as commander in chief to order Haiphong bombing
President Johnson finally accepts the joint chiefs of staff recommendation to bomb Haiphong to curb weapon and supply flow to North Vietnam. Senate Armed Services Committee disclosures prompted the move amid debates over civilian control and military autonomy.
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Washington
Johnson
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Haiphong
South Vietnam
Senate Armed Services Committee
McNamara
Secretary of Defense
Senate
Defense Department
Senate Committee
Joint Chiefs
Skeeters Inventor Showcased With Novel Water Shoes
Robert Chymbur of Santa Monica exhibits four foot long water shoes at the International Inventors and New Products Exposition in New York. The show features 15 000 products from 1 200 inventors, with attendees optimistic about rising manufacturer deals and projected $20 million in purchases this year.
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Phil Thomas
New York
Robert Chymbur
Chymbur
Skeeters
Roger Shashoua
Patent Exhibits, Inc
Shashona
Chumbur
Santa Monica
Calif
Robert L. Thomas
East Point
Barbs by Phil Pastoret on office wolves and ambition
The piece critiques office ambition and conventional behavior as it riffs on a character who concentrates on getting ahead. It contrasts the unproductive habits of the so called office wolf with readers of sensational material, highlighting social satire and irony.
Vote to defend our democratic way of life in Winchester
A letter urges high voter registration and turnout in Winchester and Frederick County ahead of the November election. It argues one fourth to one third of eligible citizens voting harms democracy and warns of dictatorship risks if participation declines. It notes a local citizen increased family registrations to 87 and calls all adults 21 to 150 to register before October.
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the Star
Winchester
Frederick County
South
Viet Nam
Hitler
Party
STAR
The
D. W. Ritenour
Supreme Court
America
Dead Fetus Misreads Often End in Healthy Births
Q and A column by Wayne Brandstadt M D explains that fetal death in early pregnancy can be misdiagnosed and allow a healthy baby to be delivered later. Delaying delivery poses little infection risk, while spontaneous abortion may occur if the fetus is dead. Other questions cover inducing labor, uterine inertia, and cord around the neck with full-term definition and syphilis testing as routine in pregnancy.
How's Your I Q Based On 100 Questions Daily Scoring
A teaser gives ten questions from a quiz titled How's Your I Q offering daily answers and scoring. It lists categories memory genius to good based on correct counts and prompts turning to page 2 for correct answers.
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YOO Ee
the Star Files
Earl L. Douglas
ROMNIE _, ADOUARTERS
Romne
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China
Soviet Union
United States
Hanoi
Vietnam
Skeeters’ Inventor
Charles Downing
Janesville
Wis
Downing
BY Phil Pastoret
Wolf
George Washington
Fort Necessity
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